Case Mod: Panzerbox: A Tribute to Wolfenstein - Page 2 - Overclock.net

DeathTyrant · 04-04-09

Really nice case idea! Can't wait for more pics.

Bill Owen · 04-04-09

Thank you for tuning in, we anticipating a real fun build!

I pre-installed the 250mm cooling fan from performance-pcs in the top panel today, I wanted the mounting holes made before the chassis is handed off to Brad for paint.

NZXT's mounting location for included 190mm cooling

These 2 pop-rivets fasten on the perforated top panel, they prevent the 250mm fan from sitting flush and center,

I'm cutting notches in the 250 cooling fan's frame, so it will seat over the rivets

2nd rivet we need to clear.

A notch cut the frame of the 250mm cooling fan

Heres the location of the new mounting holes for the fan. (5/32 drill bit)

10/32 x 5/8" black oxide socket head machine screws
http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/p...emodblog9q.jpg

Now the fan seats flush and center beneath the top perforated panel.

EntropyTTU · 04-04-09

Very nice work.

fedex1993 · 04-04-09

Dang where did you get the new panzer box case i love that case alot its big and small at the same time.

kimosabi · 04-04-09

Nice! I've played countless hours of Enemy Territory! Now I wanna play it again!

subbedidoo

Bill Owen · 04-04-09

Thanks everybody!

Quote:

Originally Posted by fedex1993

Dang where did you get the new panzer box case i love that case alot its big and small at the same time.

NZXT sent me a pre-release sample. They're fans of my work. The top panel on the retail version will be slightly different

Another shot of the 250mm cooling fan.

The silhouette cut-out for the Wolfenstein logo (painted later)

Temporary paper template for logo location

baas-robin · 04-04-09

Very nice!

CattleRustler · 04-04-09

Im so gonna use one of those fans in my current project (linked in sig). Nice work Bill

Afrodisiac · 04-04-09

Very nice. Wolfenstein FTW.

Bill Owen · 04-04-09

Those fans come with an interesting grill Rustler

Thanks for comments guys!

The perforated screen, above the 250mm fan will be airbrushed german camouflage like the enemy soldier uniform pictured here

04-04-09	#12 (permalink)
Bill Owen Case Modder Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Minnesota Posts: 587 Rep: 166 Unique Rep: 111 Trader Rating: 0	Thank you for tuning in, we anticipating a real fun build! I pre-installed the 250mm cooling fan from performance-pcs in the top panel today, I wanted the mounting holes made before the chassis is handed off to Brad for paint. NZXT's mounting location for included 190mm cooling These 2 pop-rivets fasten on the perforated top panel, they prevent the 250mm fan from sitting flush and center, I'm cutting notches in the 250 cooling fan's frame, so it will seat over the rivets 2nd rivet we need to clear. A notch cut the frame of the 250mm cooling fan Heres the location of the new mounting holes for the fan. (5/32 drill bit) 10/32 x 5/8" black oxide socket head machine screws http://www.mnpctech.3dpixelnet.com/p...emodblog9q.jpg Now the fan seats flush and center beneath the top perforated panel. __________________ OCN's Great Case Mod Store Thread

04-04-09	#20 (permalink)
Bill Owen Case Modder Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Minnesota Posts: 587 Rep: 166 Unique Rep: 111 Trader Rating: 0	Those fans come with an interesting grill Rustler Thanks for comments guys! The perforated screen, above the 250mm fan will be airbrushed german camouflage like the enemy soldier uniform pictured here __________________ OCN's Great Case Mod Store Thread

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